A one-stop revision hub for WB Police Lady Constable aspirants:

• Previous year questions split subject-wise — History, Geography, Science, Polity, Mathematics, GK, and Reasoning
• Mock Tests built on the actual Prelim pattern
• A constantly updated FAQ list covering both this page and the real recruitment process

Everything in one scroll instead of ten open tabs.

No. Every button above — History, Geography, Science, Polity, Mathematics, GK, Reasoning — opens fully free content on wbpscupsc.com. No sign-up, no paywall.

Our sister platform wbcsmocktest.com hosts the mock test series, on a free-plus-paid model.

A few reasons aspirants stick around:

• A clean seven-way subject split instead of one long mixed list
• 100% free previous year questions, nothing locked behind a login
• Content written with West Bengal, Bengali-medium aspirants in mind
• Correct answers attached to every single question
• Refreshed regularly as new WBPRB notifications and exam cycles arrive

We post across several channels so nothing slips past you:

• Facebook Page — daily exam news and fresh question sets
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• Telegram Group — instant alerts the moment new PYQs or notifications go live
• YouTube Channel — video guidance and walkthroughs
• WhatsApp Support — direct message if you’re stuck

The West Bengal Police Recruitment Board (WBPRB) conducts recruitment for both Constable and Lady Constable posts, generally under one combined notification per cycle, with separate physical standards for the two.

A pass in the Madhyamik (Class 10) Examination from the WBBSE, or an equivalent recognised board, is the minimum requirement. There’s no graduation clause, and candidates are also expected to read, write and speak Bengali (with the usual exemption for permanent residents of the Darjeeling and Kalimpong hill sub-divisions).

The general bracket is usually 18 to 30 years as on the notification’s cut-off date, applied the same way for Constable and Lady Constable posts. SC/ST candidates typically get 5 years’ relaxation and OBC candidates 3 years, per standard West Bengal government norms — always confirm exact figures against the current notification.

The process typically runs through:

1. Preliminary Written Test — MCQ screening exam
2. Physical Measurement Test (PMT) — height and weight
3. Physical Efficiency Test (PET) — timed running
4. Final Written Examination — the main scoring paper
5. Interview / Personality Test

Only candidates clearing one stage move to the next, and the final merit is decided by the Final Written Exam plus Interview.

The Prelim is generally a 100-mark objective paper — 100 MCQs of 1 mark each, to be completed within a set time. It’s purely a screening round; clearing the qualifying cut-off is what matters, not a rank at this stage.

Yes — a commonly applied deduction of 0.25 mark per wrong answer. This makes controlled guessing risky, so accuracy matters just as much as speed while attempting the paper.

Across Prelim and Final, the syllabus broadly covers:

• General Awareness & GK — History, Geography, Science, Polity, and current affairs
• Mathematics — Madhyamik-standard arithmetic
• Reasoning — logical and analytical ability

That’s exactly why the buttons above are split this way — practice one block at a time.

For female candidates the PMT checks height and weight against the prescribed minimum — there’s no chest-measurement requirement, unlike the male Constable post. It’s a pure qualifying check; candidates not meeting the minimum standard don’t proceed to PET.

General female candidates are typically expected to meet a minimum height around 160 cm, with category-based relaxation for reserved candidates. Treat this as indicative and cross-check the exact figure against that year’s official notification.

Yes, a minimum weight is prescribed, but the general principle is that it should stay proportionate to height and age rather than a fixed hard number. Candidates with a significantly disproportionate weight may face additional medical scrutiny.

Female candidates are generally required to complete an 800 metre run in around 4 minutes, compared to the 1600m/6:30 standard for male candidates. It’s a pass/fail round — meeting the PMT standard alone doesn’t guarantee clearing PET.

Both are qualifying only — no marks from either stage carry into your final merit. But failing either one, regardless of how well you scored in the written stages, removes you from the process.

The Final Written Exam is generally an objective paper of around 85 marks, held after candidates clear PMT and PET. Unlike the Prelim, this is the stage that actually determines your position in the merit list.

Yes, a short Personality Test / Interview follows, carrying a small share of the final merit — useful, but not enough to compensate for a weak written score.

Same recruiting board, same syllabus, same pay scale, and the same written exam pattern — the difference sits entirely in the physical standards: lower height requirement, no chest measurement, and a shorter PET run (800m instead of 1600m) for Lady Constable candidates.

Pay Level	Level 6 of the West Bengal pay matrix
Basic Pay Range	Roughly Rs. 22,700 – Rs. 58,500 per month
Grade Pay	Around Rs. 2,600

The pay scale is identical for male and female Constables; only DA, HRA slab and posting affect the final in-hand figure. Confirm exact numbers against the current notification.

Yes, newly appointed Lady Constables are generally placed on a probation period before being confirmed in the post, during which training and conduct are reviewed.

Usually together, under one combined notification, with separate vacancy counts and separate physical standards listed for male and female candidates within the same PDF.

Typical duties include:

• Maintaining law and order at the ground level
• Assisting with search and verification procedures involving women
• Crowd and traffic management at events and festivals
• Supporting investigations and case documentation
• Public safety and emergency response support

It’s an entry-level, field-facing role under senior officers, same as the male Constable cadre.

At this level it stays fact-based: modern Indian freedom-movement History, physical and political Geography of India and West Bengal, everyday Science facts, basic Indian Polity and constitutional structure, plus recent national and West Bengal current affairs. Steady daily reading works better than last-minute cramming for this block.

Common areas include percentage, ratio and proportion, profit and loss, simple interest, average, and simplification — all at Madhyamik standard, meaning school-level calculation rather than advanced mathematics. Practicing for speed matters as much as accuracy here.

Expect analogies, series completion, coding-decoding, blood relations, direction sense, and basic logical puzzles — question types that improve fastest with daily regular practice rather than one-time study.

A mixed question list hides your weak areas. Splitting by subject lets you drill one topic at a time, track subject-wise improvement, and skip re-solving material you’ve already mastered — useful given how many small subjects the General Awareness section touches.

wbpscupsc.com doesn’t offer file downloads. Every subject-wise question above is meant for direct online practice — open it on your phone or laptop and solve right there, nothing to save or manage separately.

Applications are accepted online only, through the official WBPRB portal. You’ll register with personal, educational and physical-standard details, upload your photo and signature per the given specification, and pay the fee before the deadline — applications by post or email aren’t accepted.

A nominal application fee is generally charged for general/OBC candidates, with SC/ST/PwD/Ex-servicemen categories usually getting a waiver or reduced rate — there isn’t typically a separate exemption purely on the basis of gender. The exact figures are confirmed fresh with each notification.

A recent passport-size photograph and a clear signature scan, within the file-size and dimension limits stated in that year’s instructions, are required at the registration stage. Mismatched specs are a common reason applications get stuck — worth checking carefully before submission.

Female vacancy counts vary every cycle depending on government requirement, and in recent notifications have ranged from a few hundred to well over a thousand posts within the combined Constable/Lady Constable drive. The exact number for the current recruitment is confirmed only in the official WBPRB notification.

Start both together. Many aspirants only begin running practice after the Prelim result, leaving very little runway before the actual 800m PET. Building basic stamina alongside daily subject-wise practice, right from day one, is the safer approach.

A workable rhythm many aspirants follow:

1. Lock down the Prelim vs Final exam pattern and syllabus split first
2. Rotate daily practice across all seven subjects on this page instead of over-focusing on one
3. Add 3–4 running sessions a week from day one, building toward the 800m PET timing
4. Take timed mock sets to manage the 0.25 negative marking confidently
5. Keep a running current-affairs notebook instead of cramming right before the exam

Consistency across both the written and physical sides beats a last-minute sprint every time.

Yes. New previous year questions are added as they surface, and exam-related details here are revised whenever WBPRB puts out an official update. Bookmark this page and check back rather than relying on a single visit.

Notifications go out periodically as WBPRB’s vacancy needs arise, and there’s no fixed yearly schedule. Keep an eye on wbpscupsc.com — this page is refreshed the moment fresh official information is out.